The value of Executive Education in South Africa by Welcome Lishivha
The rapid change in our technological society means that business models need to respond to changes in fast and smart ways that can ensure that the...
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Connecting the dots between creativity and commerce
Liz Thring has just finished a year-long PG Dip – the contact part of it. All that’s left are two more assignments and, at the moment, she’s just...
Henley Africa’s Makhoalibe selected for sought-after international women’s leadership programme
Dr Puleng Makhoalibe, Head of Henley Business School Africa’s School of Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship (Henley ICE) is one of 20 women...
Henley alumna Catherine Wijnberg is on a mission to get corporates to do more than just pay lip service to the BEE codes
Henley alumna Catherine Wijnberg is on a mission to get corporates to do more than just pay lip service to the BEE codes.
We can all be like great leaders commit to learning and hold on to a sense of purpose…
Times of late have been a bit of a roller-coaster – even by what passes for normal in this country. We emerged from the festive season to a series of...
Beyond state capture: We need a new politics, and a new economy to go with it
What is the "factful", hopeful, choice for optimists if we want to put the drama of State Capture behind us?
Loyiso’s big break
This week, Bala was appointed channel director for TBN in Africa, one of more than 30 affiliates of Trinity Broadcasting Network – the biggest...
MBA, music and grit
Barry says, “An MBA requires an enormous sacrifice of time and energy. It requires discipline and staying power. This is all very well when your life...
Yearning to learn pays off for Bala
This week, Bala was appointed channel director for TBN in Africa. His job is to lead the team, create content, define strategies and implement it,...
Themba has the MBA
Despite his humble beginnings, Thembalihle Baloyi was crowned last week as Entrepreneur of the Year KEVIN RITCHIE AS YOU drive down Sandton Drive in...